The Power of Tides, the Impulses of Mankind: A Marxist and Cultural Materialist View of Conrad's Heart of Darkness

Provocative perspectives emerge regarding environmental and humanitarian rights abuses from Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness. Conrad's cultural history presents flawed capitalism and materialism as covert and overt themes worthy of revisiting in the context of contemporary socio-economic...

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Published in:Pennsylvania literary journal 2017-07, Vol.9 (2), p.70
Main Author: Doherty, Mark A
Format: Article
Language:eng
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Summary:Provocative perspectives emerge regarding environmental and humanitarian rights abuses from Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness. Conrad's cultural history presents flawed capitalism and materialism as covert and overt themes worthy of revisiting in the context of contemporary socio-economic and ecological pressures.
ISSN:2151-3066
2151-3066